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Sprightly Software today announces Baker’s Dozen 1.3, an update to their popular solitaire game for iPad. Named Baker’s Dozen because of the 13 sets of cards in the play area that must be cleared, this fun, innovative and easy-to-learn solitaire classic is now better than ever. Players work their way through a deck, trying to build their foundations from ace to king. Version 1.3 includes enhanced graphics for the new iPad Retina Display and a new wood grain background.

Cracow, Poland – Nimbi Studios S.A. announces the upcoming release of 300 Dwarves for Mac OS X, iOS and PC, to be released later this summer. A tale of an epic dwarven mercenary band whose axes are for hire to anyone willing to pay in gold or treasure, 300 Dwarves features nine unique towers with upgrades. Players can use special powers like: artillery barrage, battle horn or power of the rune magic. Gamers can view the video trailer and gorgeous hand-drawn wallpapers at the 300 Dwarves website.

Independent mobile game developer Onkaworks LLC today introduces Canyon Rush 1.0, its brand new free gaming title for iOS devices. Players run through the desert, swiping to hop from cliff to cliff, leaping over longer & longer gulfs. Along the way, players will have to dodge venomous Critters, break open Mystery Boxes, and collect all the coins they can. Featuring a dynamic, generative level creation engine, players will never know what to expect next and they’ll never play the same game twice.

Word Jewels 2 (v 1.0) is a calm and relaxing family-friendly word-finding game, suitable for ages 5 to 105, with bright easy-to-read letters and intuitive swipe controls. The five-by-five grid of letter jewels holds almost infinite possibilities of words waiting to be discovered, which rewards players that take their time to search for hidden words. Word Jewels 2 is the sequel to the successful Word Jewels iPhone/iPad game which has been played by more than 300,000 players worldwide.

Mingle Games today announces Save the Birds 1.1.0, an update to its single player, logic based action puzzle game for iOS devices. The highly addictive central gameplay platform focuses on two aliens, who are on Earth with the mission to save the endangered population of birds who are at risk due to excessive timber felling. Aimed at providing hours of fun and stimulation, Save the Birds combines a variety of distinctive elements, making it suitable for all age and gender demographics.

Indie developer Reginald Bernardin today introduces The Waiter 1.5, his innovative new and stylistic game title for iOS. French waiter, Jean Luc has been forced to wait on all the tables by himself due to waiter shortage in the restaurant. The Waiter gives players a very unique and realistic task challenging them to use steady hands like a true waiter by using a sensitivity system that makes you balance your plate. The core game relies on balancing a plate of food from one point to another.

LittleWing Co. Ltd. today released Pinball Crystal Caliburn II for iPhone/iPad users on the App Store. Pinball Crystal Caliburn II is not a game of luck, but a game of skill which requires the player to learn some techniques in order to fully appreciate its joy. Pinball Crystal Caliburn II was designed to be a challenging game with many features. To get high scores, players should strategically decide which combination of features is most effective with the current playfield.

From the minds at CreeperWare, Vortex – The Escape 2.2, for iOS and Android, is a genre-defying blend of action platformer and puzzle game, allowing for both fast paced action gameplay and/or methodical puzzle play. Players control ENDR, a quirky robot, as he weaves his way through a myriad of testing facilities with the aid of his gravity-bending Vortex gun. Deemed obsolete and facing destruction, ENDR embarks on a quest though 32 levels to prove his worth.

French developers known for their collection of children’s educational apps, Chocolapps today introduces The Beach Boss 1.0, their first gaming title for iPhone, iPad and iPod touch. Designed for a single player, users assume the role of a local vendor who must make his way through a crowded beach of tourists selling food, trinkets and other merchandise. Collect coins for each successful transaction, but watch out for pets and police as they try to capture and kick you off the beach.

WhatThe 1.0 for iOS, by creator Yves Tscherry, challenges gamers of all ages to guess images as quickly as possible. WhatThe presents gamers with small, cryptic sections of a photograph, and challenges them to guess what it could be as quickly as possible. Gamers can choose to guess 10, 20 or 50 images, and in total, there are 150 high resolution images waiting to be guessed. Each clue presents the familiar world in a way that will confuse and challenge all gamers.